ARISS-SSTV images

Looks like the installation of the equipment to support some SSTV operations from the Russians has been delayed. Currently they plan to inst...

I'm hearing that the Russians are planning to do some more SSTV experiments starting in Oct 2012. The main focus of the transmissions wi...

This SSTV image acquired by JJ0LTH on Jan 04 at 02:56 UTC may be one of the last captured from ARISSAT-1. The last telemetry data was rece...

ARISSat-1 is starting to come closer to Earth more and more each day. It is currently orbiting between 258 and 246 kilometers. Rough predi...

ARISSat-1 is starting to reach the northern hemisphere just before entering eclipse. It should begin being much more available to stations i...

VK7OO has setup a blog site that automatically captures and posts images received from ARISSat-1. The antenna is minimal so the quality of...

This image captured by VK6FH in Australia is our first for the month of December. ARISSat-1 is currently orbiting a little over 300 kilome...

The current orbit of ARISSat-1 has it exiting the eclipse over the northern hemisphere and thus does not become active until it reaches th...

W8ZCF and KB8VCO were successful in transmitting a picture and receiving back an image via the ARISSat-1 transponder. This image of a lice...

This image received by EB3SA over Europe looks more like a scene from a science fiction show or painting. The image captures the sun as it...

This image is not the highest quality one we have received but it is very interesting from a technical standpoint. This image was captured...

We start over today for the collection of initial images to be displayed on the AMSAT Gallery . This very nice image of some clouds was ou...

ARISSat-1 recently lapped the International Space Station and will be in a period of minimal eclipse (greater period of being in sun) starti...

It appears that the current orbit of ARISSat-1 being mainly illuminated during Southern hemisphere passes has greatly reduced the number o...

Seems with the current orbital timing that folks in the Northern hemisphere are at a disadvantage due to the early morning passes being sile...

I really like the Earth with Sun light glinting off the surface. The next image of the coastline is very nice as well. Congratulations to K...

Now that the satellite is rotating less the images are getting much cleaner. Here is a nearly perfect copy one of the default images sent w...

This image captured by KD8CAO has some really nice lighting on the clouds and seems to give it some added depth. Uploads of captured images ...

If this image were in black and white then I might have thought it was a shot of our moon. Thanks to JA ø CAW for capturing this image on Se...

Since the number of wonderful images was getting a bit long, we started over for the month of September. The best images from August are sti...